Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

The 1971 Annual Staff Presents PIONEER SPIRIT Croswell-Lexington High School Croswell, Michigan FOR ONE IN MEMORY The students of Croswell-Lexington experienced a deep sense of loss dur- ing the school year with the deaths of two members of the Class of 1970: Brian Juzysta and Bob Meneghin. We will remember Brian as a dedicated sportsman and an outstanding baseball pitcher, and Bob as a lover of the outdoors and a skillful mechanic. The Class of 1971 wants this yearbook to be a memorial to these two alumni. 2 MILLION DOLLARS . . . ... and a jelly roll, the 1971 annual staff was persuaded to dedicate this book to Mr. Thomas Regan, who has contributed much to this school as an excellent teacher and as J-V basketball coach. Mr. Regan has been teaching United States History at Cros-Lex since 1963, and ever since his very first day, stu- dents have been modeling themselves after him (see photo below). His tech- nique of teaching makes the class a very lively one to attend. He challenges his students, argues with them, and makes them THINK rather than just handing them the answers. His students are moti- vated with elaborate chalkboard draw- ings and stimulating discussions. Once you succeed in deciphering his hand- writing and spelling, you’ll win the ad- miration of your fellow students. And if your grades are slipping, your best chance for a bribe is a big plate of spa- ghetti, with apple pie for dessert. Now, Mr. Regan, how about if we give YOU the rest of the day off? 3 Mr. (ikekas Social Studies Mr. Regan Mr. Sprowl Mr. Jackson Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies FACULTY Mr. Parcts Band Social Studies Mr. Heiftje Fnglish Social Studies Miss Paeth Art Fnglish Miss Robertson Fnglish Choir Mrs. Stover Fnglish Mrs. Meneghin French Fnglish Mrs. Wood Miss Nelson Fnglish Fnglish Not Photographed Mr. Freeland Science Mr. Wark Mr. Stall Mr. Zielinski Mr. Spencer Business Business Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Walkup Mr. Parker Mathematics Science Mr Mapley Mr. Jackson Science Physical Education MissTrepod Mrs. Hewitt Mr. Hcgyan Mr. Makarewicz Physical Education Homemaking Agriculture Shop Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Stade Mr. Coons Miss Houle Mr. Berry Librarian Student Teacher Student Teacher Student Teacher A Mrs. Smallwood Counseling Hnglish Mrs. Gregory Secretary Mrs. Gardner Secretary NANCY vv on 7 REPRESENTATIVES TO THE 1970 HOMECOMING COURT-Juniors: Debbie Pallcschi and Ed Rowling; Seniors: Jerry Bartow, Nancy Biskey, Dale Stover, Marylou Pallcschi. Gary Lauzon, and Karen Holbrook; Freshmen: Bill McIntyre and Toni Bradshaw; Sophomores: Mark Bombyk and Sheila Boyes. Marylou and Dale Reign at 8 (AT RIGHT) Marylou Palleschi and Dale Stover pose in the traditional robes of Homecoming royalty. Homecoming The weekend of October 9 cli- maxed a week of fun, hard work, and excitement for the students of Cros-Lex. For some, the most memorable event of the week was the parade. Friday afternoon everyone swarmed uptown to see the colorful floats, the Marching 100, and the gaily - decorated cars. Congressman James Ra.-vey acted as grand marshal and officiated at the crowning of Dale Stover and Marylou Palleschi as king and queen. For others, the weekend’s excite- ment reached its peak at Friday night’s game: Spirit, cheering, sus- pense, hustle ... and still the bitter- sweet taste of defeat. The dance Saturday night pro- vided the week’s final highlight. Held at the Lake Huron Methodist Camp, it featured blazing fireplaces and the performance of the “Apathy”. JIM PERESTA HEADS S.C. This years Student Council functioned under the leader- ship of the president, Jim Peresta; vice-president. Jack Bell; secretary, Carol Warnat; and treasurer, Laurie Parker. During the fall, the Council organized the Homecoming activities, under the supervision of vice-president Jack Bell. The classes and clubs worked on floats during the week of October 5. The parade and game were held on Friday and, in a break from tradition, the dance was held Saturday night at the Lake Huron Methodist Camp. The Council spent much of the school year working on a new Constitution, which, however, was not ratified this year because of a few changes that still must be made. Throughout the year, the Student Council sponsored a number of extracurricular activities, as well as breakfast in the cafeteria for “Early Birds . The coffee and donuts were greatly appreciated by students and teachers alike. The Cros-Lex SC played host to other Councils in our area this year, providing an opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss mutual problems, and learn what other schools are doing. 10 SENIORS ALICE ADAMS “Who says I’m a brownie?” Class treasurer 1; FT A -4; Y earbook -4; Band-1,2,3; Cheerleaders-1,2,3, 4; Booster club-1,2,3,4; GAA-3,4; Plays-2,3,4. WILLIAM ALLEN (Bill) “Lead me not into temptation but show me where to find it.” Football-1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS BADGERO (Doug) “He has an arm that can’t be beat.” Band-1,2,3,4. JOYCE BARRETT “Grin and bear it.” GARY BARTOW “We’ll never see his like again.” Student Council—4; Yearbook—4; Var- sity Club-4; Booster Club-1,2,4; NHS-3.4;Hall Monitor-3; Golf-1,2, 3,4; CC-4; Track-4. GERALD BARTOW (Jerry) “I run a mile for a medal.” Yearbook-4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Booster Club-1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor— 2,3;Track-l,2,3,4;CC-3,4. SUE BASSETT “Pleasure and action make the hours seem short.” Student Council-3; Yearbook-4; Booster Club 1,2,4; NHS-3,4. GERALD BECHTEL (Jerry) “It doesn’t take much to provoke a laugh.” Librarian-3,4; Vocal-2,3,4. TERRY BEESLEY “A man of silence is a man of sense.” Basketball- 1. JOHN BELL (Jack or Spiro) “Spiro is my hero.” Student Council-VP4; Yearbook 4: PS 4; NHS-3,4; Ski Club 4; Plays 2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Golf-1. NANCY BISKEY We’ll treasure her always.” Student Council 4; Class Treasurer— 3,4; Science Club-4; Booster Club-2, 3; NHS-2,3,4; Homecoming Court-4; Prom Queen-4. JOHN BODDY “A ladies’ man?!” Varsity Club-4; Track 3,4. EDITH BRANDS “Better late than never.” FTA-4; Exchange Student from Hol- land.” GEORGE BROWN “Now that 1 own a sheep and a cow, everyone bids me good morrow.' FFA-1,2,3,4. HELEN BROWN “1 argue for the sake of argument. MARGARET BROWN “Always handy with advice.’ NHS-3,4; Vocal-1,3,4. PATSY BROWN ‘The mirror of all courtesy.” Librarian-3,4. LAURIE BUSH A ‘‘Happiness seems made to be shared.” Yearbook-4; Booster Club-2,4; Plays NO PICTURE AVAILABLE DANIEL BUTLER (Dan) “Ub-scub” Football-1,2,3,4; Plays-3. JANET CARL1S1M0 ‘‘All Joy and happiness.” MARSHA CASWELL “Girls blush sometimes because they’re alive.” Band-1,2,3.4; Librarian-3. DONNA CAUGEL “Quietness is best.” FFA-1,2,3,4; Librarian-3. DENNIS CLARKSON “Once I thought nights were for sleeping, now I know better.” Booster Club— 1; CC-1; Track-1. KAY CLARKSON “She confuses everyone she talks to.” Student Council-1; CLass Pres.-3; FTA-3,4; Band—2,3,4; CHeerleader— 1,2,3,4; Booster Club- J ,2,3.4; GAA - 3,4; Plays-2,3,4; Drama Club-2,4; Forensics-3,4. SUSAN CLARKSON (Sue) ‘The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot express.” KIM COBURN “You can’t take the indian off the reservation.” Student Voice-3. LINDA COLLEY “I haven’t had a date in two weeks.” Yearbook-4: Art Club-3,4; Ski Club —1; Imlay City High-1. BONNIE COLLINS ‘The only girl we know who was vaccinated with a phonograph needle.” Yearbook-4; Vocal-1,2,3; Play—3. ELAINE CONELY ‘The good and the wise lead quiet lives.” FHA-2; VP3, S4; FHC-3. DAVID CORNWELL (Dave) “I never have much to say, but 1 do a lot of thinking.” NHS-3; Basketball-1,2,4; Baseball-1. CHRISTINE CRAWFORD (Chris) “Silence is the mother of truth.” FHC-3. DIANNE DECOCKER “It all started with a red ’Vette.” Student Council 4; FTA -2,3; Band 1,2; Booster Club-1,2; Librarian-3; Vocal-3; Hall Monitor—4; Yearbook. MICHEAL DENNISON (Mike) “Tigger is a real tiger.” Class Pres. I; Varisty Club-2,3.4; Booster Club-3,4; Plays-3; Football- 1,2,3.4; Basketball -1,2,3,4; Track-1, 2,3.4. PAUL DESJARDINS “The way to this man’s heart is through his stomach.” Booster Club-1: Football-1,2,3; Golf -1,2,3. DENISE DINGEE “Charity is the virtue of the heart.” Student Council— 1,3; Yearbook-4; Booster Club-4; Librarian-4; Vocal— 3,4; Art Club-3,4; Plays-4; Drama Club-4. MARJORIE DROUILLARD (Gidgct) “Will she ever get to Rome?” Booster Club—4; Librarian 4; Vocal— 3,4; Art Club-3,4; Plays - 4; Drama Club-4. LINDA EHARDT “Short and Sweet.” Yearbook-4; PS-3,4. GARY EVANS “I don’t mind school, it’s the study- ing.” FFA—1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor—2. ANNA FARRAR “I live for week-ends.” FHC-3: PS-3; Vocal-2,T3,4; Hall Monitor-3; Plays—3,4. RICHARD FOWLER (Rick) “Me and my shadow.” Football-1,3,4; Basketball-3; Track— 1,2,3,4. 16 ROBERT FOWLER (Bob) “I’m my brother’s best friend.” Vocal-1,2,3; Football 1,3,4; Basket- ball-3; Track-1,2,3,4. BARBARA GALBRAITH (Barb) “Happiness and love go together.” DENNIS GALBRAITH ‘Too much laerning is a dangerous thing and I stay out of danger.” FFA-2,3,4; Golf-3,4. DANIEL CENTNER (Dan) “I’m not crazy, I just act that way to entertain people.” Art Club-4; Play-3; Drama Club-4. BONNIE GORDON “She’s really first-rate.” FHC-3; Librarian-4; Vocal-4. KAREN GRAV1SH “First hour? What’s that?!” Booster Club—1,2,3. DALE GREENING “I’d like to be a women hater, but Booster Club-3; Art Club 3,4; Ski Club-3; Hall Monitor—3; Football-1. DAWN HARNECK “Mum’s the word.” FHA-3; Band-1,2,3,4; Art Club-4; Play-2,3. )7 BRAD HERBERT “Girls?! Where?!” FFA-1,2.4. FTA-4; FHC-3.4; Li- brarian—4; Plays—1,3,4. CHARLOTTE HERBERT “It always helps to smile.” FHC-3.4. VAUGHN HERBERT “Remember those band camp days, days.” Band-1,2,3,4. DARLENE HICKSON Who changed Washington’s birth- day?” Booster Club-1; PS-4; Plays-3. FRANCIS HILL “They who drink beer, think beer. FFA-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-4; Foot- ball-1.2,3.4. BERNARD HILLMAN (Bernie) “Give me a plow and I’ll rule the land.” FFA-1,2,3. RICHARD HOHN “What’s school?” KAREN HOLBROOK (Tillie) “I am the first and shall not be the last.” Student Council-3; FHC-3; Pres. 4; Booster club—1,2,3,4; Ski Club-2,3,4; Homecoming Court-3.4. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 18 PAUL HUYSER “Good morning everyone.” VALENE JAHN (Zeta) “Keep your face to the sun and you cannot see the shadow. Yearbook 4: Band-1,2.3.4: FHC 4; Booster Club-2.3: Art Club-4. LARRY JANIS “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s a helicopter.” JOHN JARMOLOWITZ (Red Fox) “Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.” Plays-3,4. KATHLEEN JARMOLOWITZ (Kathy) “Beauty is a girl in love.” MARY JERLECKI “1 think I’m in love.” Art Club-4. DEBORAH JEWELL (Debbie) “Exuberance is beauty.” Student Council 4: FTA -3: Sec4; Yearbook-4; Cheerleader-1.2,3.4; Booster Club-1,2,3. Pres.4: GAA Pres.4: Play Student Director-4. PAUL JEZ1ERSKI “Better new friend than old foe.” FFA-3.4. 19 JAY JUNGA “If you don’t say anything, you won’t be called upon to repeat it.” Varsity Club—2,3; Football-1,2; Base- ball-4. JANET JUZYSTA “One may smile and smile and be a villain.” Booster Club—1,2,3; PS—4. GEORGE KERSCHENHEITER “Eins, sven, trin; here’s liverwurst in your eye.” Student Council-2; FFA-4; Band I, 2,3,4; Varsity-Club-4; Booster Club- 1,2,3,4; Football-1; CC-3,4; Track- 3,4. PAMELA KOTZKE (Pam “I believe in being honest.” FHA-1,2,3. SHARON KOZFKAY “Sh-h-h-h, quiet in the library.” GAA-3. ROBIN LARSON “Live so that you can at least get the benefit of the doubt.” FFA-1,2,3,4. GARY LAUZON “A man among men but usually among women.” DAVID LAYMEN (Dave) “Silence is one great art of conver- sation.” Student Council-3; Sceince Club—3,4; Ski Club-1,2,3,4. 20 DEBORAH LEWIS (Debbie) “Ha-what a devil I have caught.” Yearbook-4; Booster Club-1,2,3.4; Ski Club-3,4. SYBILLA LOHNERT “Imported bundle of joy.” JAMES LONG (Jim) “A faithful friend is the medicine of life.” Science Club-3,4. LORNA LONGENDYKE “Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy.” Yearbook-4; Band 1,2,3.4; NHS-2, 3; Pres.4; Play-2,3,4. STEVEN LOOPE (Steve) “It is my nature to think wisely and act foolishly.” FFA-1; Booster Club-2; PS-4; Vo- cal-1,2,3; Play-2,3. ANTHONY MARASCO (Tony) “Hey, Pizza man!” LONNIE MASON “Blue and Yellow. Knowledge is.” JOHN MATTHEWS “By far, the best proof is experi- 21 22 GLORIA MC CANNA “A candle lights others and con- sumes itself.” Class VP -3; Cheerleader—3,4; Booster Club—2,3,4; Homecoming Court—1. JAMES MCCLELLAND (Jim) “A well-bred man. FFA 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club-3,4; Foot- ball-1,2,3,4; Track-3; Baseball—3; Basketball-4. JUDY MCULLEY “1 tickle my catastrophe.” FTA-3.4; Yearbook-4; Booster Club -1,2,3.4. LAURIE MENCAVAGE “Love is wiser than ambition.” Student Council 3; FHC—3; Booster Club-2,3; Ski Club-3. c'■ PAMELA MILLER (Pam) “Some think it’s naughty, but it’s really very nice.” FTA-3; Treas.4; Yearbook-4; Boos- ter Club-1,2,3,4; Ski Club-4. GARY MORAN “In trouble to be troubled is to have your trouble doubled.” Band-1,2,3; Tennis-2,3,4. LARRY MORAN “Clever and wise-full of surprize.” SHARON MORRIS “She drives as fast as she talks.” Yearbook-4; Band-1,2,3,4; FHC04; PLays-2,3,4. DAN NORTHRUP 'The pursuit, even of the best things, ought to be calm and tranquil.” FFA-1,2,3. KURT NUNN ‘The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Student Council-2; Class Secretary - 1; Varsity Club-2,3.4; Booster Club- 2.3,4; NHS—2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3, 4; Football-3.4; Baseball -l;Track- 1,2,3,4. OLIVIA OCHOA “Happiness is her bright smile.” FHC—3; Yearbook-4; Hall Monitor— 3. WAYNE O’CONNOE “HE has not yet sown all of his wild oats.” Football-1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE ODER (Chris) “Can one desire too much of a good thing.” Class Secretary-2; Yearbook-4; Boos- ter Club-2,3,4; Ski Club-2,3; Play-4; Drama Club-Sec.4. DARLENE ODOEFER “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Yearbook-4; FHA-3,4; FHC-4; PS- 3; Play-4. BARBARA OLDFORD (Barb) “A quiet girl, subject to sudden out- bursts of laughter.” Band-1,2,3,4; FHC-4. GEORGE PAETH “I’m bound by my own definition of criticism.” Yearbook-4; Band-1,2,3. VP4; Sci- ence Club-1;, Treas.2,3. VP4; Booster Club-2; Exchange Student to Fin- land-4; Play-2,3,4: Drama Club-4; Debate-2; Track—1,2,3.4; CC-1,2,3. 4; Basketball—1,2,3. 23 MARYLOU PALLESCH1 “Anybody wanna buy a Gremlin?” Student Council 2,3; Class Treasurer -2; Yearbook 4: Science Club-3,4; FHC-3; Booster Club 2,3,4; Vocal- 3; Ski Club-3; Homecoming Queen— 4. DONALD PARKER (Don) “Life often presents us with a choice of evils rather than goods.” FFA-3,4;hall Monitor—2,3. SCOTT PARKER “Will he marry Mary?” FFA-1,2,3; Football-1,2; Basketball —1; Track-1,2. BRUCE PARRAGHI ‘The sin is not the sinning but in the being found out.” Hall Monitor—3. DORENE PARSONS ‘The only flower is a Bud.” Hall Minitor 3; Play-2,3; Snoball Court-1. SHARON PAWLAK “Silent efforts shall move the earth.” GAA-3. JAMES PERESTA (Jim) ‘There are two sides to every argu- ment-mine and the wrong side.” Student Council-pres.4; Science Club VP3. Pres.4; Booster Club-4; NHS -2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1; Golf-2,3,4. DENNIS PERRY “Once during Prohibition, I was forced to live on bread and water.” Student Counil-2,4; Class President- 4; Varsity CLub—2,3,4; Booster Club- 1,2,3,4; Vocal-1,2; Art Club—3; Foot- ball-2,3,4; Track-3,4; Baseball-1. 24 SHARON PEYTON “Silence is gain to many of man- kind.” Vocal-1 ;GAA-1,2,3,4. ROSE PHILLIPS “Friendship is the bond of reason.' Band-1,2,3,4. FHC-4. RUTH PHILLIPS “Everything 1 tell is on the Quiet.” Yearbook-4; Band-1,2,3.4; FHC-3, 4; Play-4. HOLLY PHIPPS “As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life.” Student Council 1,2; Class Secretary —3; Booster Club-1; Ski Club-2; Homecoming court-2. l MARIA PUENTE “Her smile is like a ray of sunshine.” SUSAN PLODZIEN (Sue) “But that’s not fair.” FHC-2,3,4; Play-4. JACK QUANCE “I’ve taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me.” Basketball-1,2; Baseball-3,4. BORIS RADFORD “Shy and Innocent.” Girl’s State Delegate-3. 25 ROBERT RECKER “I don’t want to be a genius, I have enough problems just trying to be a man.” DEAN RICE “If someone argues with me, I must be wrong.” Science Club-4: Booster Club 2,3; Football-1; Track-1,2,3,4. FRED ROBINSON “I don’t believe in ‘if anymore.” Football-1,2,3; Track-1. LUCY ROSKEY “I live for the time when ’he’ comes home.” FFA-4: Vocal-3; Plays-2,3. TED ROSKEY “You can lead me to school, but you can’t make me think.” FFA-1,2,3,4: Play-2. EINA ROSS “Silence may be good and can be no harm.” Vocal—1,2. BARBARA RYAN (Barb) “I may be wrong, but... ” DANIEL SAGI (Dan) Wanna drag?” Basketball-1,2,3; Track 1,4. 26 DONALD SCHILLINGER (Don) We're only young once.” Science Club-1,2,3; Golf-1,2. DAVID SCHNEIDER (Dave) “Vanity dies hard; in some obstin- ate cases it outlives the man ” Student Voice-4. ARVILLA SCHRAM 'There’s always tomorrow.” PS-4; Vocal-1,4. DOROTHY SCHWARTZENTRAUB “Kindness is loving people more than they deserve.” FHA-Treas.2. Pres.3,4; Art Club-VP 3,4. CAROLE SCOTT “Ambition, like a torrent, ne’er looks back.” Student Council 1; Band-1,2,3,4; NHS-Sec.2,3,4. FRED SHORT “I not only use all brains I have, but all that I can borrow.” FFA-3,4. ALLEN SPENCER (Al) “A friend is not known till a man hath need.” Class VP-2; Yearbook—4; Science Club 1,2,3.4; Booster Club-1,2,3,4; NHS -3,4; Plays 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball-3. WILLIAM STEELE (Bill) “Chaos is come again.” Football -1. 27 TERRY STONE “Work fascinates me, I could watch it for hours.” Vocal-3. JEFFREY ST. ONCE (Jeff) “Thought I to myself, we shall ne- ver come off scot-free.” Band -1,2: Booster Club 3,4; Hall Monitor 3; Play-3,4. DALE STOVER “The show must go on.” Band—1; Drum Major—2,3,4; Booster Club-1,2,3,4; Ski Club-2,3,4; Play- 2,3,4; Homecoming King-4: Drama Club-3, VP4. GREGORY STOVER (Greg) “Few love to hear the sins they love to act.” Varsity Club-3,4; Booster Club-2,3, 4; Ski Club-3; Play-3.4: Snoball Court 3; Drama Club-4; Football -1; Baseball-3,4. MICHELLE SUTTON “It’s nice to be important but more important to be nice.” FHC-3.VP4; NHS-2,3,4: GAA-1. DOREEN TANNER “Let me tell the world. SUSAN THUMA (Sue) “We burn light night.” Booster Club-1,2,3,4; Vocal-1: Ski Club-4. REBECCA TODD (Beckie) “Was it a vision or a waking dream.” Yearbook—4; Librarian—3,4: Vocal—1, Treas.-2, Pres.3,4. 28 KIM TODD “A man of courage never wants weapons.” Booster Club-1: Snoball Court-1. JOSEPH TRAUB (Joe) “It’s hard to be good.” Hall Monitor—3; Tennis-2,3,4. LOIS TRAVIS “She has love light in her eyes.” FHC-2; NHS-3,4; Vocal-4. WAYNE TROWH1LL “Boons What?!” Varsity Club-4; Football-1,2,3; Base- ball- 1; Track-3. RANDY TURK “A man cannot spend all his time in frolic.” Band 4; Varsity Club 4; Ski Club- 4; Snoball King-4; Track-4. CAROL VANCAMP “Of fun words.” FHA-4; Vocal-4. MARCIA VANCAMP “Beauty is not caused, it is.” Band 1,2,3.4; Booster Club-3; Sno- ball Court-3. SHEILA VANCAMP “I am what I am.” Band -1,2,3,4; Booster Club—3; Sno- ball Court-3; Student Council-3. 29 CHARLES VANEENOO (Chuck) “When in doubt, tel! the truth.” FFA-3.4; VArsity Club-3,4; Booster Club-4; Football-3.4; Baseball-2; Track-3,4. REED VAUGHN “There’s a lot to be said for a man who won’t say it for himself.” Warren Woods High -1. ROGER WEDGE “Be good and leave the rest to Heav- en.” Student Council-1,2; FFA-1; Varsity Club 4; Football-1,3,4; Basketball— 1,2; Baseball-1. REX WH1TEBREAD “Few men can afford to be angry.” MARY WILL “Say that 1 said so.” Yearbook-4; FHA-3; Vocal-1,2,3. PAMELA WILSON (Pam) “The only thing I want out of school is me.” Booster Club-1; Vocal-4. RICHARD WILSON (Rick) “If only I could!” CARL WURMLINGER (Poodle) “Never guilty, always there.” FFA-4; Varsity Club-4; Baseball-1, 2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Football— 1,2,4. 30 DAVID ZARUK (Dave) “Few were his words, but clearly.” Student Counil-1; FFA-4; Booster Club-1,2,3,4; Ski Club-2; Basketball —1,2; Tennis-1,2,3,4. PAULINE ZAUNER “A girl of few words and a friendly smile.” Vocal-4. ANDREW THOMAS ZAUNER (Tom) “I never think of the future, it comes too soon.” HERBERT ZEIGLER (Herb) “You’ve got to make your own sweet music.” DORIS ZINZO (Jugs) “Yeh. yeh, 1 can work it out.” Student Council 4; Yearbook-4; FHC 3; Librarian 3; PS 3;Plays-3, 4; Drama Club-Pres.4; Forensics 4. DANIEL GORDON (Dan) 3) LARRY TRUITT BEST PHYSIQUE FIGURE MaryLou Dennis BEST PERSONALITY Mike Karen 1 cs 0 K PRETTIEST SMILE Dan Gloria MOST ATHLETIC Kay Kurt PRETTIEST HAIR Holly Dale CLASS CLOWNS-Greg Debbie MOST DEPENDABLE-t unavailable for photo) MOST ALL-AROUND Kay Mike PRETTIEST EYES Tony Becky BEST DANCERS Gloria Dale BEST DRESSED Dale Marylou TEACHERS’ PETS-Alice Wayne DURING BEFORE AFTER SENIOR V.I.P.S Being a class officer is a very hard—and often thankless- job, especially when you are a senior. As president, Dennis Perry accomplished a great deal in getting our class “to- gether”. Helping him was our vice-president, Kurt Nunn. The clerical work for the class of ’71 was taken care of by Karen Holbrook, while Nancy Biskey collected money and balanced the books. The top ten students of the senior class have grade point averages to be proud of: Carol Scott, 3.90; Lorna Longen- dyke, 3.81; Michelle Sutton, 3.76; James Peresta, 3.58; Nancy Biskey, 3.55; David Cornwell, 3.52; Sue Bassett, 3.48; Margaret Brown, 3.46; James Long, 3.45; Jack Bell, 3.36; Helen Brown, 3.36; Denise Dingee, 3.36. 36 Adams. Gail Adams, Linda Adams, Rodney Aitken, Andera Aitken, Thomas Bachorski, Paul Bartley, Lynn Bauchat, George A. Bauchat, Jacqulyn Beesley, Marilyn Biskey, Suzanne Bommarito, Frank Bowling, Loren Brabant, Jeanne Brabyn, Jane Brockman. John Brown, Deborah Brown, Sheree Brumm. Vickie Burch. Clay Byrnes, Myila Casterline, Linda Ciochon, MaryJo Clarkson, Julie Cole, Barbara Cranick, Debra Cray, Don Cutler, Geraldine Dennison, Jeffrey Dickensheets, Thomas Doerfer. Arleen Doyle, Mark Donovan, Lydia Draveling, Debbie Durecka, Warren 38 Ellis, Roland Emerson Brian Farley, Kenneth Ferrett, Raymond Ferrier, Robert Fettes. Charles Fisher. Karen Flannigan, Jean Ann Fockler, Morris Fowler, Kandy Galbraith, Terry Geiger. Ann Germain, Charlene Gibson, Kay Gooding, Richard Granger, Cynthia Gravish, Michael Grout. Barbara Hallman, Janice Harneck, Craig Harneck, Marlene Hartzell, Karl Hawk, Dennis Hendry, Cleo Huyser, Susan Jackson, Thomas Joiner, Bert Junga. George Kandler, Sandra Keglovitz, Mary Beth Kovac, Steven Laakso, Christine Lee,Jane Loescher. April Lorf, Faith 39 Mack. Robert Maskell, Linda Morasco, Naty Maxwell, Craig McClellan, Patrick McCormick, Nancy Mclntire, Sue Meneghin, Terry Miller, Fred Miller, Shelley Molesworth, Robert Molesworth, Sandra Monger, Bruce Moran. Janies Mortimer, Mary Lou Nicholson, Courtney Nunn, John Olimer, Debbie Osborn, John Palleschi, Debra Parker, Laurie Partlo, Dale Patterson. Dawn Patterson, Peggy Pawlak, Pamela Phipps, Steve Pomeroy, Gary Randolph, Arlene Reimel, Pam Repp, Marian Rowling, Edward Schlaufman, William Scott, Glen Scott, Rich Sepsey, Mary Sexton, Donna Sheldon. Wayne Shank. Bill Shell, Cindy Siewertsen, Don Sliman. Alexandria Slone. Audrey Smackert. Shirley Spencer. Kathy Staudaker, Laura Stacer, Cindy Steenbergh. Ronald Studaker, Randy Studaker, Rick Suerwier, Luann 41 Sutton. Debbie Tenniswood, Evelyn Thompson, Dan Thompson. Randy Thibdaue, Scott Todd. Diane Torrez. Jane Turner, Patricia Veloquio, Nicholas Vincent, Gergory Vincent, Linda Warnat, Carol Webb. Linda Westbrook, Dian Westbrook, Lu Ann Wilson, Allen Wright, Bob Wurmlinger, Andy Yake, Sheryl Young. Robert Zaruk. Barbara Zauner, Carolyn Zink, Charles Bradshaw, Sally Cole, Thomas JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Trea- surer Nancy Schoenherr Biskey, Secre- tary Sue McIntyre, Vice-President Tom Aitken, President Debbie Palleschi. 42 SOPHOMORES 44 Allen. Darlene Aman, Melody Babcock, Terry Bachorski, Rebecca Badgero, Shellie Boldwin, Robert Bartow, Greg Bolsby, Deborah Bombyk, Lucile Bombyk, Mark Boyd, James Boyes, Sheila Bradley, Catherine Brown, Susan Burke, Denise Butler, Leonard Carmichael, Lloyd Caswell. Marie Cerny, Linda Clarkson, Larry Collins, Mary Conely, Marsha Conlee, Fred Cook, Janice Cummings, Cynthia Davis, Sara Des Jardins, Mary Dowell, Patricia Egan, Debra Ehardt, Carol Ehardt. Steve Ernest, Christine Flannigan, Bruce Foley, Tara Fortner, Susan Freitag, Larry Galbraith. Robert Galbraith. Thomas Gardner, Kevin Centner, Mark Golenberke. Harry Gonzales, Carlos Grandy, Jan Granger, Scott Gravish, Cindy Grout, Debra Harland. Myron Harkland. Pamela Hermamdez, Joe Hillock, Janet Hohn. Lisa Holbrook. Paul Hope, Rhonda Hopkins, Jayne Hopperworth, Rex Hubbard, Debra Hudie, Sally Jahn, Debra Joiner, Donna Kegolvitz, Ellen Kerrigan, Colleen Kettlewell, Michael Kinnee, Denice Kinsley, Kathleen Kochan, Lester Konen. Doreen Krause, Lizette Krause, Rox Lambert, Terry Long, Sherry 45 Marasco, Tina Marie Marshall, Debra Ann Martin, Nancy Maxwell, Deborah McConb, William McElvoy, Ronald McIntyre, Deanna McIntyre, Lynn McNabb, Delain Meneghin, Kathy Merrill, Gail Miller, Sheryl Miller, Sue Mow, Susan Muir, Sherry Narro, William Nechita, Peter Nicholson, Marlyss Northrop, Connie O’Connor, Steve 46 Oliver, Linda Pawlak, Terri Ann Pedigo, Susan Pentecost. Debra Peplinsli, Ervin Perry, George Perry, Mark Peterson, Kandi Peterson, Susan Phillips, Opal Ragland, Sally Reese, George Rexford, Richard Riley, Roy Rosley, Kathy Rowling, William Rayn, Phyllis Schwartzentraub, Arthur Shell, Gordon Sheridan, Brian Short, Craig Siewertsen, Kathi Slone, Donna Smiley, Lynn Soule. Bruce SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Sandy Chappel, Vice-Presi- dent Rhonda Hope, President Lucille Bombyk, Treasurer Sheila Boyes. 47 Spencer, Catherine Stone, Barry Stover, Elaine Studaker, Debbie Sturtridge, Lisa Sturza, Allen Sutton, John Sweet. Howard Truitt. Terrie Utley, Karen Utley, Kurt VanCamp, Connie VanCamp, Gary VanCamp. Pamela Varty, Jeffery Walls. Thomas West, Ann Westbrook, Kenneth Westly, Terry Wickert. William Wild. Denise Wilson, Cindy Woodruff. Debbie Wray, Stephen Wurmlinger. Brian Young, Marcia Zaruke Ann Marie Zetzer, David Fisher, Colleen Carter, Pam Gordon, Doug 48 FRESHMEN Aitken, Timothy Arizola. Mary Alice Arnold. Scott Badgerow, Paul Barrett. Richard Bartley. Mark Baskewski, Cheryl Bigger, Dennis Biskey, Rosemary Bolsby, Jeffery Bolsby, Michael Bombard. Catherine Bradshaw. Toni Brast, Harold Brewer, Sharon Brown. Julie Brown, Lynn Burch, Robert Burnham, David Carter, Debra Ciochon, Rita Clark,Barbara Clark. Cindy Colley. Sharon Courtney, Bonnie Cranick, Ronald Cutler, Charlene Cutler, Coleen Cutler, Diane Cutler, Randy Deittrick, Danny Dingee, Deborah Domman, Ada Drummond. Michael Ellis, Mark 50 Ellis, Sherry Fariman, Richard Farley. Susan Farrar. Dawn Farrar, Lloyd Farrow, Daniel Fisher, Danny Fisher, Sheila Fitchett, Teresa Flannigan. Mary Fockler, Linda Fortner, Sandra Francis, Barbara Fuller, Sandra Galbraith, Diane Galbraith, Sandra Geary, Gregg Gordon, Ann Green, Sally Grigsby, Charles Grout, Douglas Grover. Cathy Guierrez. Monica Haelterman, Deborah Hall. Barbara Hammond, Robin Hawks, William, Hewitt, Theresa Hewitt, Thomas Hindes, Judy Hinds, Terry Hunt, Stephanie Izworski, Joseph Jackman, Wayne Jackson, Lois 51 Jarmolowicz, Mary Ann Jerlecki. Madeline Jewell, Nancy Johnston, Carolyn Junga, Judene Juzysta, Sandra Kaercher, Cynthia Kaufman, Cheryl Kelly, Nellie Kittlewell, Jill Kidd, Vicky King. Robert Kinsley, Kenneth Kinsley, Kim Marie Konen, Cheryl Kovac, Martha Krajenke, Deborah Kredell. David Laakso, Linda Lambert, Frank Landrith, Betsy Layman. Diana Lee, Sally Loesher, Robin Longendyke, Larry 52 $3 Lopez, Leonardo Loxton, Dennis Milkiewicz, Thomas Marco, Joseph Matteson, Cynthia Matthews, Edward Maxwell, Michelle McClelland, Robert McGarvie, Stephen McHenry, Harold McIntyre, William McLane, Donald McLane, Thomas McNabb. Ralph Meddaugh, Bridget Middleton, Gary Mifsud, Patricia Miller, Anita Miller, Brenda Milletics. Michael Milletics, Paul Molesworth, Janet Moran. Karen Moran, Patty K. Murphy. Kim Narro, Christina Nicholson, Marlene Nunn, Debbie O’Conner, George O’Conner, Randy Oderfer, Sharlene O’Donnell Danial Olimer, William Parker Cynthia Pattee, Wayne 53 Patterson, David Patterson, Thomas E. Patterson, Thomas H. Peck, Jennifer Perry, Diana Perry, James Peterson, Martha Phillips, Aletha Phipps, Susan Puente, Otilio Puidokas, Anthony Quick, Jeffrey Randall, Kevin Reckker, Leo Reese, Cathleen Reimel, Julie Rhoads, Kathy Robertson, Alan Robertson, Linda Rogerson, Sheryl Rowling, John Sabada, Robert Sanchez, Guadalupe Sasinowski, Lynn Schenke, Lynn Sliman, Marta Smith. Daniel Smith, Karen Smith. Paul Spangenberg, Lynn Speed, Timothy Spencer, Clifford Stacer. Joscine Staudaker, Katherine Stencel, Mark Stocker. Beth Stone, Carl Stone, Jeffrey Tanner, Kenneth A. Todd, James 55 Todd, Timathy Tomczyk, Richard Trowhill, Debbie Turner, Cynthia Vallee, Ronald Vidal, Janie Vincent, Stephen Walding, Frank Walker, Stephen Warren. Debra West, Brenda Wheelock, Michael Whitmore, Kenneth Wild, Lee Woodard, James Yake. Anne Zauner, Joseph Zink, David Torrez, Jesse Turk, Robin 56 ACTIVITIES 58 “YOU’VE COME A ‘‘WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” The Senior class put forth their spe- cial efforts to make this year’s Sno-Ball a success. The girls in their varied dresses added color to the dimly lighted cafeteria. As the August Morn- ing played, many of the couples en- joyed dancing and listening to the music. During the intermissions. Jack Bell played several acoustic guitar selec- tions. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Randy Turk and Peggy Patterson as king and queen. After the ceremony, the royal couple led a slow dance to conclude an en- joyable evening. Each class nominated representa- tives to the Sno-Ball court. The king and queen were then chosen by a penny-a-vote balloting. At right: Sophomores Lucille Bombyk and Bill Rowling; Freshmen Toni Bradshaw and Mike Skelton; Se- niors Joyce Barrett and Randy Turk; Juniors Peggy Patterson and Rod Adams. The Pioneer 100 Band, under the direction of Mr. Paul Parets, enjoyed a busy and successful year. It began, as always, with marching practice at band camp, where officers were elected for the coming year. George Paeth was chosen band presi- dent, with Cleo Hendry serving as vice-president and Kay Clarkson as treasurer. The marching band kicked off its season by winning the first place tro- phy at the Michigan State Fair. The band also performed at home football games, at U of M Band Day, and in parades for Homecoming, Christmas, and Memorial Day. Drum major Dale Stover, assistant drum major Dennis Hawk, and major- ettes Kathy Kinsley, Peggy Patterson, Marie Caswell, Cindy Shell, Terry Bab- cock, and Sally Bradshaw led the band through marching season. The band presented a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert which was recorded for an LP. At Districts, the concert band received very good critiques, but no rating because of a technicality. A number of band members also participated in Pep Band, played in the “Camelot” orchestra, and provided music at Graduation. Winners of the 1970-71 John Philip Sousa Award were George Kerschen- heiter and George Paeth. 64 BAND FIRST AT STATE FAIR SENIORS Doug Badgero, Marsha Cas- well, Kay Clarkson, Dawn Harneck, Vaughn Herbert, George Kerschen- heiter, Lorna Longendyke, Sharon Morris. Barb Oldford, George Paeth, Rose Phillips, Ruth Phillips, Carol Scott, Dale Stover, Edith Brands. FRESHMEN Sally Green. Doug Grout, Nancy Jewell, Ken Kinsley, Kim Kinsley, Linda Laakso, Diana Layman, Sally Layman, Sally Lee, Kathy Rhoads, John Rowling, Lynn Sasinowski, Ted Shinn, Ralph Mc- Nabb, Mike Milletics, Janet Moles- worth, Cindy Parker, Sue Phipps, Jeff Quick, Cliff Spencer, Brad Woodard, Marlene Nicholson, Brenda West. JUNIORS Lynn Bartley, Sally Brad- shaw, John Brockman, Julie Clarkson, Mark Doyle, Brian Emerson, Jean Flannigan, Ann Geiger, Joey Grout, Marlene Harneck, Dennis Hawk, Cleo Hendry, Fred Miller, Bob Molesworth, Jim Moran, Courtney Nicholson, Laurie Parker, Dawn Patterson, Peggy Patterson. Mike Phillips, Ed Rowling, Wayne Sheldon, Cindy Shell, Rick Studaker, Carol Warnat, Barb Zaruk. BAND MEMBERS SOPHOMORES Darlene Allen, Terry Babcock, Sue Brown, Marie Caswell, Larry Clarkson, Marsha Conley, Janice Cook. Debbie Grout, Janet Hillock, Rhonda Hope, Jayne Hopkins, Rex Hoppenworth, Colleen Kerrigan, Mike Kettlewell, Kathy Kinsley, Ron Mc- Elvoy, Delaine McNabb, Kathy Mene- ghin, Marlyss Nicholson, Ed Peck, Sally Ragland. Bill Rowling, Brian Sheridan, Cathy Spencer, Lisa Sturt- ridge, Pam VanCamp, Terry Westly, Ann Zaruk, Dave Zetzer. 65 Miss Robertson conducts the choir in its spring concert performance. Choir members included Melody Aman, Jerry Bechtel, Rosemary Bis- key, Margaret Brown, David Burnham, Gidget Drouillard, Kim Camm, Dawn Farrar, Barbara Hall, Debbie Hubbard, Carolyn Johnson, Cheryl Kaufman, Denise Kinnee, Doreen Konen, Jane Lee, Tina Marasco, Debbie Marshall, Cindy Matteson, Gail Merrill, Deanna McIntyre, Sheryl Miller. Sue Mow, Dianna Perry, Aletha Phillips, Opal Phillips, Jeff Quick, Linda Robertson, Kathy Roskey, Debbie Schemke, Ar- villa Schram, Kathie Siewertsen, Marta Sliman, Lynn Smiley, Cindy Stacer, Evelyn Tenniswood. Becky Todd, Lois Travis, Carol VanCamp, Denise Wild, Debbie Woodruff, Pam Wilson, and Ann Yake. CHOIR 66 ART CLUB President, Sue Huyser; Vice-President, Sue McIntyre: Secre- tary, Lynn McIntyre; Treasurer, Sue Biskey; Sponsor. Miss Paeth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- President, Lorna Longendyke; Vice- President. Denise Dingee; Secretary, Carol Scott; Treasurer, Nancy Biskey; Sponsor, Mr. Makerewicz. HALL MONITORS-Scott Parker, Gail Merrill, Bonnie Wolvin, Kathy Frank, Lynn Spangenburgh, Ken West- brook, Lloyd Carmichael, Warren Durecka. Frank Bommarito, David Burnham. 67 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER- ICA—President, Linda Cerney; Vice- President, Janice Cook: Secretary, Debbie Jewell; Treasurer, Pam Miller; Sponsors, Miss Nelson and Mrs. Stover. FUTURE HEALTH CAREERS CLUB-President, Karen Holbrook; Vice-President, Michelle Sutton; Secre- tary, Joyce Barrett; Treasurer, Debby Sutton; Sponsor, Mrs. Smallwood. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President, Debbie Jewell; Vice-Presi- dent, Alice Adams; Secretary, Kay Clarkson;Treasurer, Sharon Peyton; Historian, Sheila Boyes; Sponsor, Miss Trepod. 68 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President, Vaughn Herbert: Vice- President, George Brown; Secretary, Dale Partlo; Treasurer, Rick Studaker; Reporter, Robin Larson; Sentinel, Ted Roskey; Advisers, Mr. White and Mr. Hegyan. BOOSTER CLUB President, Debbie Jewell; Vice-President, Wayne O’Con- nor; Secretary, Joey Grout; Treasurer, Janice Cook; Adviser, Mr. Parets. The Student Voice made its debut this fall as C-L’s first “underground news- paper”. Editors Dave Schneider and Mike Mifsud are shown here digging for news. 69 SCIENCE CLUB-President, Jim Peresta; Vice-President, George Paeth; Secretary, Cleo Hendry; Treasurer, Jim Long; Advisor, Mr. Freeland. VARSITY CLUB—President, Mike Dennison; Vice-President, Dennis Perry; Secretary, Dan Butler; Treasur- er, Kurt Nunn; Advisors, Coaches Jackson and Gkekas. 70 JOURNALISM Editors Warren Durecka and Jack Bell discuss a newspaper editorial with their advisor. Miss Robertson. Other members of the Pioneer Spirit staff are Debbie Olimer, Linda Pente- cost, Darlene Hickson, Linda Casterline, Karen Fisher, Tara Foley, Arvilla Schram, Lisa Sturtridge, Debbie Pente- cost, and Valene Jahn. 7) In this years talent competition, the rock band “Spud” took first prize for Mike Mifsud, Dave Schneider, and Kim Coburn. Second prize went to Jack Bell’s folk rock, while the spontaneity of a bluesy jam session won a third place award for Dean Rice, George Paeth, Herb Ziegler, and Jack Bell. Among the other acts included in the Talent Show were a rock band featuring Scott Arnold, a folk dance, a comedy skit, and piano arrangements by Jeff Quick. Later in the year Dean, George, Herb, and Jack (the we’ll-do-anything- for-money gang) introduced the art of filmmaking to Cros-Lex. As a revolutionary idea for raising money to finance a Shakespeare class trip to Stratford, Ontario, “BALDLR- DASH was a success. As a quality film, however, it was a considerable disappointment to both audience and producers, who discovered the prob- lems of expressing their thoughts in a movie. Probably the one attribute which it most lacked was the ability to com- municate the thoughts of the produc- ers to its viewers. Also there was con- siderable controversy over the content of the film. Despite this, there were those who thought the showing was a major breakthrough on the part of the students and was therefore a worth- while effort. 72 B A L D E R n A S H CAMELOT The all-school musical was produced by the Junior Class, and starred Dale Stover as King Arthur and Lorna Longen- dyke as Guinevere. Mike Phillips, Mark Doyle, George O’Connor, Kathy Meneghin, and Tom Aitken also played major roles. The student director was Karen Fisher. 75 The Senior class’ production of “Up the Down Staircase” dramatized a first-year teacher's experiences in an inner-city school. Kay Clarkson had the lead role in a play that was as en- joyable to put on as it was to watch. Dale Stover, Tom Aitken, and George Paeth complained of having been typecast by the director, Mr. Heiftje. Doris Zinzo was student director. C-L GOES “UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE” 76 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Deb- bie Jewell, Joey Grout, Luann Suer- wier, Kay Clarkson, Carol Warnat, and Captain Alice Adams. 80 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS Sheila Boyes, Marie Caswell, Donna Joiner, Kathy Kinsley, Ellen Kegloviti', Marlyss Nicholson. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Nancy Jewell, Charlene Cutler, Toni Bradshaw, Kim Kinsley, Marlene Nich- olson. 81 THE 1970-71 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-Gordie Shell, Allen Sturza, Courtney Nicholson, Greg Bartow, Lyle Par- raghi. Coach Zielinski, team captain George Paeth, Jerry Bartow, Gary Bartow, George Kerschenheiter. C-C TEAM SC AAA CO-CHAMPS This was the first year for cross-country to be a league sport. In previous years, C-L ran against other teams in the area, but not in league competition. For its first year in the S.C.A.A.A., the Cros-Lex team, under the coaching of Mr. Chris Zielin- ski. finished second in league dual meets and, in the league meet, finished co- champions with Marysville. In league competition,C-L finished the season with a 5-1 record. The one loss was to Anchor Bay, by only one point. The team's overall record for the season was 11-2-1. Cros-Lex placed fourth out of 19 schools at the regional competition in Fen- ton. where Jerry Bartow qualified for State Finals in Class B. Individual Run after finishing third, in a field of 150 runners. In the league meet at Marysville, Cros-Lex copped the 1970 S.C.A.A.A. Co- Championship. Jerry Bartow, undefeated in league competition, was named league champion and won the first place spot on the All-League Team. Gary Bartow was also named all-league, placing fifth on the team. At the State Finals in East Lansing, Jerry placed fifth in Class B competition, and made the Class B All-State Team. Jerry also holds the school record for the home course, with a time of 10:12 over 2.1 miles. LEAGUE SCORES-Oower score wins) C-L 28, Anchor Bay 27; C-L 20, Chip- pewa Valley 41; C-L 26, Marysville 31; C-L 22, Algonac 36; C-L 22, St. Clair 39; C-L 15, Marine City 49. NON-LEAGUE-C-L 17, Sandusky 41; C-L IS.Capac 50; C-L 16, Sandusky 44; C-L 19, North Branch 44; C-L 28, Port Huron Northern 28; C-L 18, Imlay City 43; C-L 15, Capac 48; C-L 33, Port Huron Northern 24. 82 83 THE 1970-71 VARSITY BASKET- BALL TEAM-Rod Adams. Randy Turk, Jim McClelland, team captain Kurt Nunn, Jim Peresta, David Corn- well, Ed Rowling, Coach Jackson Carl Wurmlinger, Mike Dennison, Andy Wurmlinger, Jeff Dennison, Glenn Scott, John Boddy, manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL C-L Opp 12 1 70 . . Sandusky. . . . . 63 62 12 4 70 . . Marysville . . . . 48 42 12 11 70 . Algonac . 49 64 12 18 70 . St.Clair . 41 53 1 5 71 . . . Marine City . . . 58 57 1 8 71 . . . Anchor Bay . . . 64 49 1 15 71 . . Chippewa Valley . . . . . 57 53 1 19 71 . . Port Huron Catholic . . . . 61 47 1 22 71 . . Marysville . . . . 42 63 1 29 71 . . Algonac . 58 60 2 5 71 . . . St.Clair . 74 76 2 9 71 . . . Marine City. . . . 55 61 2 12 71 . . Anchor Bay . . . 64 49 2 19 71 . . Chippewa Valley .... . 60 66 2 26 71 . . Port Huron Catholic . . . . 68 52 Cros-Lex Christmas Tournaments 12 28 70 . Harbor Beach . . 63 67 12 29 70 . North Huron . . 66 70 12 30 70 . Yale . 80 48 District Tournaments 3 1 71 . . . St. Clair .... . 53 59 Season Record League; 7 wins, 7 losses; Overall: 9 10 84 VARSITY FOOTBALL THE 1970-71 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Coach Jackson, Jeff Dennison, Jay Junga, Jim McClelland, Dale Partlo, Kurt Nunn, Dennis Perry, George Junga, Roger Wedge, Coach Gkekas, Bob Star- back, Robert Fowler, Carl Wurmlinger, Clay Burch, Chuck VanEenoo, John Brockman, Bill Schlaufman, Rod Adams, Al Wilson, Fred Robinson, Francis Hill, Richard Fowler. Mike Dennison, Wayne O'Connor, Dan Butler. Bill Allen. Gary Lauzon, Dan Thompson. TEAM CAPTAINS-Mike Dennison, Wayne O’Connor, and Dan Butler. SCORES C-L Opp 9 18 70 . . Sandusky . . . . 8 8 9 25 70 . . Chippewa Valley . . . . . 0 0 10 3 70 . . Port Huron Catholic . . . . 0 29 10 9 70 . . Marysville . . . . 0 27 10 16 70 . .Algonac . 8 28 10 24 70 . St. Clair . 8 24 10 30 70 . Marine City . . . 35 0 11 6 70 . . Anchor Bay . . . 6 12 85 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL (no photo available) Mark Bombyk, Bob Burch, Lenny Butler. Larry Clark- son, Steve Ehardt. Steve O’Connor, Doug Parsons, Bill Rowling, John Sep- sey. Bob Schroeder, Brian Wurmlinger, Dave Zetzer. Coach: Mr. Regan; team captain; Roy Riley. THE 1970-71 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM (no photo available)—Rod Adams, Tom Dickensheets, Mark Doyle, George Junga. Ron McElvoy, Fred Miller, Jack Quance, Ed Rowling, Bob Schroeder, Bill Shank, Greg Stover, Rick Studaker. Chuck Van- Eenoo, Greg Vincent, Steve Walker, Andy Wurmlinger, Carl Wurmlinger, Tony Puidokas, Russ Shell. Coach: Mr. Mapley. A _ FRESHMAN FOOTBALL—M. Bolsby, C. Spencer, K. Fuller, Captain B. McIntyre, Captain S. Vincent, M. Skelton, W. Pattee, D. Patterson, Manager D. Smith, T. Aitken, D. Kredell, Captain J. Moran, E. Mat- thews, J. Stone, T. Hewitt, A. Robertson. R. O’Connor, M. Ellis, S. Walker, D. Zink, C. Stone, J. Todd, K. Randall. T. Puidokas, B. Burch, Coach Walkup. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL—Coach Mapley, M. Bombyk, K. Gardner, R. McElvoy, B. Schroeder, M. Gentner, L. Butler, D. Marino, J. Sutton. T. Walls, G. VanCamp. 86 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL S. Walker, D. Zink, S. Moran, S. Todd, Coach Gkekas, T. Puidokas, S. Stone. L. Longendyke, K. Tanner, Captain T. Hewitt, M. Stencel. Not photographed: Captain Tim Aitken, Dennis Bigger, Mike Clark, Randy Cutler, Richard Fairman. Dan Fettes, Harold McHenry, Bill McIntyre, Ralph McNabb, George O’Connor. Dave Patterson, Tom E. Patterson. John Rowling. Robert Sa- bada, Steve Schneider, Russell Shell, Mike Skelton, Carl Stone, Richard Tomczyk, Ron Vallee.Tom Wright. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-D. Bigger, T. Puidokas, J. Hurley. F. Walding, D. Zetzer, W. Pattee, F. Lam- bert, J. Moran, K. Randall, Coach Jackson. K. Tanner, P. Milletics, M. Skelton, B. Narro. 1970-71 VARSITY GOLF-Coach Jackson, T. Aitken. B. Burch, D. Partlo, Captain J. Peresta, S. Ehardt, D. Zink, R. Thompson, D. Kredell, L. Longendyke, G. Geary, M. Fock- ler, S. Wray, D. Marino. 1970-71 VARSITY TENNIS-B. McComb, W. Jackman, D. Grout, R. Barrett, M. Milletics, D. Fairman. M. Ellis, D. Farrow, T. Wright, K. Kinsley, B. Emerson, B. Wurmlinger, J. Traub, G. Moran, Captain D. Zaruk, Coach Zielinski. 87 88 THE 1970-71 TRACK TEAM Manager John Boddy, George Kerschenheiter, Jim Todd, Bob Fowler, Kurt Nunn, George Paeth, Dennis Perry. Rick Fowler, Mike Phillips, Coach Gkekas. Greg Bartow, Mike Dennison, Jerry Bartow, Barry Stone. Gary Bartow, Dean Rice, Jeff Varty, Bill Wickert, Lyle Parraghi. TRACK BOYS LEAGUE CHAMPS SCORES C-L Opp 4 2 71 . . . Port Huron . . . . 32 85 4 19 71 . . Marine City. . . . 54 63 4 21 71 . . Chippewa Valley . . 92 26 4 28 71 . . Port Huron Catholic. . . . . 68 50 5 6 71 . . . Marysville . . . . . 58 60 5 10 71 . . Algonac .... . . 70 48 5 11 71 . . St. Clair .... . . 70 48 5 24 71 . . Anchor Bay. . . . 93 25 What a TEAM! With all their team- work and team spirit, this track team walked off with the league meet cham- pionship trophy. This is the first time the C-L team has ever won the trophy in the S.C.A.A.A. At the Marysville Relays, C-L placed first in the pole vault relay, fourth in the low hurdles relay, and fifth in the high hurdles relay. Cros-Lex also made a strong show- ing at the Regional meet, where seven boys qualified for the Port Huron Times Herald Champions Invitational and six boys qualified for the State Finals. At the Regionals, Kurt Nunn took first place in high hurdles and second in low hurdles. Jerry Bartow came in first in the mile run, Dan Sagi was third in the 880-yard run, Gary Bartow finished third in the two-mile run, Randy Turk took a third in the 440- yard dash, and the mile relay team (Dan Sagi, Jerry Bartow, Randy Turk, and George Kerschenheiter) took sec- ond place. These boys all qualified for the State Finals in Jackson, where Kurt Nunn placed fifth in Class B high hurdles. At the Times Herald Invitationals, Jerry Bartow was named 1971 Two- Mile Champion for the Blue Water Area, taking first place with a school record time of 9:54.2. Kurt Nunn placed second in high hurdles, third in low hurdles, and third in the pole vault. Randy Turk took third in the 440, and the mile relay team of Sagi, Todd, Kerschenheiter, and Turk came in third. The entire team had an outstanding season with school records broken left and right. Kurt Nunn was team captain, and the team was coached by Coaches Gkekas and Orwin. SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN 1971 Jerry Bartow: Two Mile Run in 9:54.2 Kurt Nunn: High Hurdles in 14.8 sec. Kurt Nunn: Pole Vault at 12’0” Randy Turk: 440-Yard Dash in 52.85 sec. Dan Sagi, Jerry Bartow, Randy Turk and George Kerschenheiter: Mile Re- lay in 3:37.1 89 Gary Bartow Bill Allen Mike Dennison George Kerschenheiter Dave Cornwell Kurt Nunn Jerry Bartow Jim McClelland George Paetli Dean Rice - I Wayne O’Connor Dennis Perry SENIOR HEROES Rick and Bob Fowler Carl Wurmlinger and Fred Robinson 90 Randy Turk - A Dan Sagi £ Roger Wedge Dave Zaruk SPORTS BANQUET 91 The Vow Inn in Port Huron was the scene of this spring’s Prom. Music was provided by the Book of Talyison. Seniors Nancy Biskey and Jack Bell were crowned queen and king of the formal dance. Randy Turk wore a gold tux. PROM 92 LET ’ER WHIRL, MERLE” “The rest room is for emergency use only ... Hey, did you hear the one about the ... Cigarette smoking only ... Lookat that dog!! . . . Okay Tork, no jokes.” “I wish Randy had picked up something I could USE.” “Gee whiz-the sponsors have ALL the fun.” What could make a man love shav- ing this much? IEA1 .« Coming up for air. 97 Mr. Gkekas’ senior government classes visited the state capitol, meeting Representative Quincy Hoffman and Senator Alvin DeGrow. GRADUATION In a June 9 ceremony. 145 members of the Class of 1971 were graduated by Croswell-Lexington High School. As the symphonic band played “Pomp and Cir- cumstance”, the Seniors marched into the gym, together as a class for the last time. Carol Scott delivered the valedictory and Lorna Longendyke the salutatory address. After a few words by Mr. Burch, school board president Wayne Clarkson presented the diplomas. Class Motto: “Friendship is golden but only gets richer with use.” Class Colors: Red and Baby Blue Class Flower: Red Rose 100 101 Denise . . . we've lost all the under- classman pictures!” American Motors GREMLIN -vr w=_ o o3 % HORNET 2-Passenger 2-Door Sedan MATADOR AMBASSADOR 4-Door Sedan Brougham 4-0oor Wagon JAVELIN SST 2-Door Hardlop AMX 2-Door Hardtop PHONE 359-8110 Mark Palleschi Auto Sales LEXINGTON, MICH. 4B45D______ 102 ALBERT DINGEE ADVERTISING (313) 359-8154 LEXINGTON, MICH. 48450 Calendars—Ball Point Pens Executive Gifts ‘Now you be sure to read these at the beginning of 4th hour!” 103 GENE'S MOBIL SERVICE 5441 Main Street Lexington 359-8954 s |mjA J 1 PORT HURON Sears TED GORDON WELL DRILLING Phone 679-3484 IN DOWNTOWN PORT HURON “SEE Y’ALL NEXT YEAR!” 104